Odd Stories: The first vertical forest in Asia

The first vertical forest in Asia is covered by more than three thousand plants and is expected to be fully completed by 2018.

Imagine living in a building surrounded by shrubs from each side and on all floors, these buildings are located in Nanjing city of China, producing more than 132 pounds of oxygen per day. Two tower towers in the Nanjing Towers, and are expected to be completed in 2018. The architect Stefano Boeri is the architect of the idea, designed to reach 656 feet and 354 feet long, and 1000 trees and 2,500 small shrubs will be planted to show the vertical jungle.

The tallest tower will feature offices, a museum and a school of eco-friendly architecture. The second tower will have a rooftop swimming pool and will be a 247-room hotel for visitors who want to enjoy the stunning views of the tower's elegant balconies. The hotel is "Hyatt".

Stefano Boeri has designed similar vertical forests in Milan, Italy, and a vertical forest is also planned in Switzerland. The establishment of this type of forest is intended to promote the existence of natural diversity even within densely populated cities, and increasing tree planting will reduce air pollution.
Here stands the vertical jungle tower in Milan, Italy, a masterpiece that connects the beauty of attractive nature with urban architecture.